Mariano Marcos State University
Graduate School
Department of Management - GS
Graduate School • Mariano Marcos State University
Department Overview
Background & Introduction
Program Description
This course of study is to provide students from a variety of backgrounds broad conceptiol understanding of the healthcare industry and develop specific, focused administrative skills that will help the graduates guide healthcare organizations toward greater efficiency, effectiveness and patient-centered care in line with the Universal Health Care Law.
Program Outcomes
PO1 Healthcare Industry Competence. Demonstrate knowledge and skills in addressing the needs of the healthcare industry.
PO2 Universal Health Care Integration. Provide highest standard of care in the context of Universal Healthcare Act.
PO3 Health Systems Problem-Solving. Provide solutions to identified health issues and challenges in the health system.
PO4 Communication. Communicate effectively orally and in writing.
PO5 Research and Analytical Practice. Engage in self-directed research activities.
PO6 Healthcare Business and Financial Management. Demonstrate knowledge of basic business practices.
PO7 Regulatory and Accreditation Compliance. Demonstrate knowledge of governmental, regulatory, professional, and accreditation agencies.
PO8 Leadership and Governance. Demonstrate good leadership and governance.
PO9 Ethical and Legal Practice. Adhere to ethical, professional, and legal standards.
PO10 Lifelong Learning and Professional Growth. Commit to lifelong learning with a highly substantial degree of independence.
Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the Master in Health Care Management are equipped with competencies in healthcare administration, leadership, health systems management, research, and regulatory compliance, preparing them for diverse career opportunities in hospitals, public health institutions, government agencies, academe, and private healthcare organizations.
They may pursue careers as healthcare administrators, hospital managers, health program coordinators, public health officers, quality assurance and accreditation specialists, healthcare consultants, research associates, and health systems analysts.
Graduates may also serve as university instructors, graduate program coordinators, and leaders in healthcare organizations, contributing to the delivery of efficient, effective, and patient-centered care in support of the Universal Health Care Act.
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Program Offerings & Curriculum
Degrees, Outcomes & Curricular Prospectus
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Organizational Chart
Department Structure & Leadership Hierarchy
Doreen D. Domingo
Graduate School
Dr. Rosemarie C. Quilala
Department Chair
rcquilala@mmsu.edu.ph
Faculty & Academic Staff
Professors, Instructors & Researchers
Department Identity
- Institution
- MMSU
- College / Unit
- GS
- Faculty Size
- 9 Members
- Campus
- Batac • Laoag
GS Departments Navigation
- Agricultural Engineering - GS
- Agriculture - GS
- Biology - GS
- DIT
- Ed D - (For Local Students)
- Ed D (For Foreign Students)
- Guidance and Counseling
- health care management
- Health Care Management
- Information Technology - GS
- Language and Literature - GS
- MaEd - GS
- MAEd Child Development and Educational Leadership (CDEL)
- MAEd Humanities, Arts, Language and Literature (HALL)
- MAEd Science and Technology (S&T)
- Management - GS
- Mathematics - GS
- MS Animal Science
- MS Biology
- Nursing - GS
- Prof. Science Masters - GS
- Public Administration - GS
- Rural Development - GS
Contact & Office Direct Information
- Dr. Rosemarie C. Quilala
Program Coordinator, Master in Healthcare Management
rcquilala@mmsu.edu.ph